What are you drinking tonight?

[CountryGent]

Tequila. Pretty good stuff, though I will have to acquire more tomorrow.

 

[01rednavigator]

Dos XX tonight.

 

[BillGabby1]

View attachment 585583 I'm all out of bourbon. Must not open the mini bottles. The temptation is real. These need to make it on the tree for Christmas.

Purdy bottle have some and tell us how it goes down.
Inquiring minds want to know!
Gabby

 

[Jerry]

Skunk Brothers Bourbon from Stevenson, WA. Corn likker with some rye. It's only aged 2 years in charred oak and has a fresh smoke taste that's like sitting around the campfire. Made with Washington state corn with some rye thrown in. I gotta say, it's the best bourbon that I've drank. Get yer butts up there and meet Skunk. A heck of a guy! Oh yeah...try the peach likker!!

 

[Ruggedbert]

Purdy bottle have some and tell us how it goes down.
Inquiring minds want to know!
Gabby

The mini bottles are so hard to find, that's why I was having such a hard time exercising restraint.
With that said, Blanton's is amazing. My wife can drink it straight without making a face. She doesn't like hard liquor, but she loves Blantons!
Fun fact, they have 8 different toppers you can collect. Here's me having a Thanos moment.

 

[CountryGent]

Back on the G&T tonight. (I knew better than to dance with tequila last night, but I did it anyway, and the results were in keeping with past performance. )

 

[BillGabby1]

The mini bottles are so hard to find, that's why I was having such a hard time exercising restraint.
With that said, Blanton's is amazing. My wife can drink it straight without making a face. She doesn't like hard liquor, but she loves Blantons!
Fun fact, they have 8 different toppers you can collect. Here's me having a Thanos moment.

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That suggests it goes down smooth.
Some of the lesser brands are more like paint thinner I'm told.
I've never been stupid enough to try paint thinner, or after shave or any other substitute for drinkable booze. But I've tried some of the cheaper brands and suffered my way thru the bottle before disposing of the empty. LOL

As usual I'm having Kamchatka neat, it goes down easy and is sort of sweet to the taste, which I enjoy!
Being a horse lover a collection of those stoppers would be great IF I could afford them AND had a place to display them.
Gabby

 

[Ruggedbert]

That suggests it goes down smooth.
Some of the lesser brands are more like paint thinner I'm told.
I've never been stupid enough to try paint thinner, or after shave or any other substitute for drinkable booze. But I've tried some of the cheaper brands and suffered my way thru the bottle before disposing of the empty. LOL

As usual I'm having Kamchatka neat, it goes down easy and is sort of sweet to the taste, which I enjoy!
Being a horse lover a collection of those stoppers would be great IF I could afford them AND had a place to display them.
Gabby

If you find a bottle on the shelf for around $65, splurge!

 

[Will_White]

Bauman Farms Loganberry Cider, it's a little sweet for my liking but otherwise good.

 

[BillGabby1]

If you find a bottle on the shelf for around $65, splurge!

I doubt that will happen unless I find a winning Lotto ticket in the street, for that much dough I can get several jugs of my cheap hooch to continue rotting my liver with. Maybe one of the mini bottles to have a taste, if they happen to have some at the checkout counter of state line liquor on the way to Brookings. LOL
My Kamchatka 1.75 liter is less than 14 bucks at the OR state run store, and usually lasts a couple of weeks.
Thanks anyway,
Gabby

 

[Will_White]

If you find a bottle on the shelf for around $65, splurge!

Find Liquor In Oregon | Oregon Liquor Search

 

[CountryGent]

Find Liquor In Oregon | Oregon Liquor Search

Interesting resource; thanks. To parody one my children's favorite shows, not Blue's Clues, but Booze Clues.

Parenthetically, one of my female friends explain to me that she buys her hooch across the border in Californication because it is much cheaper. I avoid crossing the border whenever I can, but she may be right.

 

[DivCurlGrad72]

I lived 10 years in Germany, so I know a good Hefeweizen when I taste one. Trader Joe's "Josephsbrau" is excellent, and cheap, too, at $6.50 for a six pack.



By the way, I do own proper Weizen beer glasses, but sometimes prefer these smaller ones from IKEA.

Prost!

 

[Vierings]

Suntori whiskey sour

 

[v0lcom13sn0w]

had a couple beers earlier. just had a swig of 190ish proof

 

[CountryGent]

G&Ts. (Much more mellow than the tequila travels. )

 

[DB is Here]

Folders...Someone has to keep Juan Valdez in business.

 

[CountryGent]

Doing the Sangria and sun. My beloved wife and children are napping so I can read uninterrupted. One book is on agriculture, the other safari rifles. Life is good.

 

[HighlandLofts]

That's a good combination of books, agriculture & safari rifles. Raise the crops to feed the animals then buy the rifle to shoot them.
I'm going to the local wally world and pick up a 30 pack of red can Buds for $21.

 

[Boboclown]

Coffee to get home, no sleep past two days. Then it'll be time to get Irish coffee when I get there.

Thank God for the Irish, whiskey, and coffee. Cause there'd be no Irish coffee without all three.